I'm a songwriter, storyteller, recovery advocate, and follower of Jesus living in the rural hills of New York. Over the years I've worn a lot of hats—pastor, ministry leader, nonprofit executive, mentor, husband, and musician—but through all of it, I've found myself drawn back to the same thing: helping people find hope and meaning in the middle of real life.
The songs and stories I share are rooted in faith, recovery, family, struggle, grace, and the belief that God is present in the ordinary moments that shape us. I call it Theology in Work Boots—a faith that isn't confined to Sunday mornings, but shows up on dirt roads, in hard seasons, around kitchen tables, and in the places where people live, work, and wrestle with life's biggest questions.
My hope is simple: to create spaces where people can slow down, listen well, have honest conversations, and discover that God's grace is often closer than we think.